Defending champion Andy Murray takes on compatriot Aljaz Bedene in the Men's singles opening round of 2017 Queen's Club, also known as Aegon Championships, in London on Tuesday.
After having a tough start to the 2017 season, Murray will look for a change in fortunes in the grass season. It will be important for the world number one to get back to his best ahead of the title defence in Wimbledon, starting 3 July.
Match: Andy Murray vs Aljaz Bedene, Men's singles first round
Date: 20 June, Tuesday
Time: 9:40pm SGT/7:10pm IST/1:40pm GMT
Competition: Queen's Club championships 2017
Venue: The Queen's Club, London
TV Channel: Starhub Sports will provide live TV coverage in Singapore.
Live streaming: The matches can be watched online on Tennis Channel Live, StarHub Go, ESPN
Live scores can be followed on the tournament's official page.
Murray made his way to the top of ATP rankings towards the end of last year after having a stunning season, which saw him win the French Open and the Wimbledon among other titles on the tour. However, the Scot's form dipped in the new season.
The 30-year-old bowed out of the Australian Open early and managed only one title [Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships] on hard courts. He struggled on clay as well, but managed to reach the semi-final of French Open only to lose to Stanislas Wawrinka.
Queen's will thus be an important tournament for the Scot if he is to defend his title at Wimbledon successfully. Having won a record five titles at the tournament, Murray will be eager to make use of the advantage and hit peak form soon.
Having drawn in the top quarter, Murray begins campaign against British No 4 Bendene, whom he defeated at the Queen's last year in their only meeting. He starts as favourite to get a favourable result against his younger compatriot once again later today.
With a possible quarter-final meeting with Jo-Wilfried Tsonga on the cards, Murray would want to dispose off his opponents in the first two rounds as early as possible. The presence of top-ranked stars, including Stanislas Wawrinka, Milos Raonic and Marin Cilic, at the Queen's means the numero uno has to battle hard to go the distance and a good run will help his confidence ahead of the upcoming big test at Wimbledon.
TV Schedule
Malaysia: Astro Supersport
Singapore: Starhub Sports
India: TEN 2
USA: Tennis Channel
Australia: ESPN
UK: BBC 2, EuropSport 1
Spain: Sogecable
France: France TV
Thailand: Truevisions
Vietnam: Canal+
Middle East: beIN Sports
